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Stefano Mancuso et al.: The fascinating plant brain

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Are plants passive, insensitive creatures that cannot act individually or socially? The fascinating brain of plants says it's not firmly established, and scientific explanation is that they have intelligence and sense. It's got receptors that detect light for photosynthesis, and grow, and react with volatile organic compounds, and it finds the place of mineral salts and chemical slopes in the soil, and spreads its roots. This is the ability to detect light and smell, taste, touch and sound, and if you think extensively, you can prove that plants have a sense of it. The process of all plants getting the ability to avoid mass predation and ultimately being a part of their interminable process, unlike animals. And it shows that plants have a human sense of error, and they interact with other plants and insects.

Korean title: 매혹하는 식물의 뇌

Korean author: 스테파노 만쿠소 외

Korean publisher: 행성B

ISBN-13: 9788997132898

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NL*******
June 30, 2026

It was time to sort out the prejudice against plants and the ideas about plants that were so vaguely true. It was time to re-excited and compliment the plants who lived in the house.

AT***
June 3, 2022

The movement of the plant is not visible, so it's considered a static object. Plants are different from us in time. Plants are slow. All the oxygen we breathe in is produced by plants, and without oxygen in the air, we cannot sustain life. There are 15 senses in plants. It's interesting to know one plant after another.

EN********
February 11, 2020

You can get a new perspective on plants. You can read his imagination and you'll be reading it in a second. But as a science, the strictness seems to be a little lacking.

HY********
December 28, 2017

Do plants have any sense? Yes. Five more of what we're talking about is, of course, you have 15 extra senses. So, is there intelligence in plants? Yes. Not like the animal brain. There are differences in the root and root-minus-centric system of english. Whether you agree with this statement or not, the book will make you understand the entire body a little bit more closely and will likely be quite impressed. More details are intended to help you to access the statement, since spoeiling can

SU*****
November 2, 2017

They thought it was quiet, peaceful, and still, but it completely changed that idea. It turns out that the world of plants is intense, and they're strategic and they do a lot of things to survive. There are some things that we don't have in plants that are fascinating to know.

TR***
May 25, 2016

It's actually in recent times that blacks have gained a position as a man. The dignity of animals, including dogs and cats, has begun to be recognized more recently. Intelligence is close to man. The idea that dolphins are being classified as a. -..-pertuating thing is a great transition, but it's still human-centric to define the intelligence of the basis for determining the dignity of life in mainstream human thinking. Do plants have brains? To answer this challenging question, we need to

TH*******
May 25, 2016

I've grown over ten plants in the veranda, but I'm wondering what I know about plants. It was a sense, a sleep, even intelligence. And to cheat on animals for reproduction, to bond with chemicals and even respond to the invasion of insects. I am afraid that the fresh sensation, the sweet smell of the smell and the good taste of air purification, was a secret life of flowering trees, orchids, herbs and aloes, which I had introduced into my mind. And I really thought of them as life. He was not

스테파노 만쿠소 외: 매혹하는 식물의 뇌
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